Anbernic RG406V Revealed: Powerful New Handheld Coming September 25 with Enhanced PS2 Emulation!

Building on the RG405V from the previous year, Anbernic has unveiled the RG406V, a new 4-inch gaming handheld. According to early teasers, the RG406V should be able to simulate PS2 games at up to 1.5x native resolution because it has an enhanced display and the same chipset as the RG556 and RG Cube.

Even though the RG405V (presently available for $79.99 on Miyoodiy) was just released, Anbernic is already progressing with the RG406V, which is the RG405V's immediate successor. Although the business has not yet released all the details, a thorough teaser film has shown some essential elements.

The RG406V upgrades include

Display: A crisper IPS screen with a 4-inch diagonal and 720p (960 x 720) resolution.

Performance: PS2 games can now be played at 1.5 times their native resolution, thanks to improved emulation capabilities.

Chipset: With the same chipset as the RG556 and RG Cube, it provides powerful performance. [6nm EUV 5G SOC chip, Unisoc T820 processor, octa-core 1*[email protected]+3*[email protected]+4*[email protected]]

The anticipated release date of the RG406V is September 25. Additionally, it will have RGB-lighted joysticks in three different colors. Greyish purple, transparent black, and white

Summary

The RG406V offers notable enhancements in display quality and emulation performance compared to its predecessor. As the release date draws near, stay tuned for additional information!